Radio Venezuela & Radio Japan received on T1253

Reception of international broadcast stations in Venezuela on (about) 13.670 MHz and Radio Japan transmitting from Bonnaire on 15.625 MHz. WWV 15 MHz time signal briefly copied. Example of fidelity of the regenerative receiver kit.

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[pesnyaozemle]

Hello. Great sound.

Japanese "Hi" has many meanings.

"Haaai" pronounced by a male annoucer means "well" "gee" "uh-huh" "understand" "then" "And?" "what about?" "OK",

"Hai" pronounced shortly by children means "Yes" "I will" "understand"

This is a science program for children. Children can ask question on the phone.

A girl on your video is five years old.

[NG9D]

@pesnyaozemle

Thank you for information. That sounds like a great radio program for all ages.

And you have a very interesting radio web site. That is a fantastic radio collection, thanks for posting those great videos!

73 de Lynn NG9D . .

[deconstructionist67]

I just ordered one, but you keep selling out. : )

[NG9D]

Oh, I'm not associated with Ten-Tec. I just like building their kits!

73

Lynn, NG9D

[quinones6]

The "hai" that they've been repeating on Radio Japan actually meant "yes", not "hi"...

[NG9D]

Hi,

Yes, that Japanese "Hi" is actually a form of agreement used alot in conversation. It is just like saying "yes" in English (or "yeah" in American slang).

In German or Dutch = "ja",

Russian = "да", and

In Spanish = "si"!

73 de NG9D

[pesnyaozemle]

@NG9D

Well, a little child often asks curious questions, of course mine used to do that. On your video a five-year-old girl says "Why do kangaroos leap like that?" "Why do kangaroos leap with their babies in their pockets?"

I don't know the answer. A scientist is just about to answer them, you turn back to the program from Venezuela. Good music, good sound.

Above and beyond this, thank you for good videos!

73..

[josephwilliamsperry]

hi lol ololol

[deconstructionist67]

Focus!

: ^ )

[pspbarry]

You say 'arigato' like we say 'arigato................. sorry lol nice radio